You know that the prefix mili means one thousandth or 1/100.
Numerically speaking, one thousandth is equals to 10 to the
power of negative 3.
Solving seconds to milliseconds:
6.7 seconds x 1000 milliseconds / 1 second
Cancelling out the unit seconds. Then multiplying 6.7 to 1000 milliseconds.
The answer is 6,700 milliseconds or 6.7 x 10^3 ms
Answer:
we could work this out by geometric sequence
Step-by-step explanation:
G1=2, G2=4, we have a formula,Gn=G1r^n-1
G2=G1 (r)^1, 4=2r, r=2
G30=G1 (2)^29=1,073,741,824 bacterium
20)
using
<span>a^3 + b^3 = (a+b)(a^2 − ab + b^2)
</span>so
w^3 + 125z^3
= w^3 +(5z)^3
= (w + 5z)(w^2 - 5wz + 25z^2)
hope it helps
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